How much have the Mass. gubernatorial candidates raised so far?

Come November, Massachusetts voters will decide whether to re-elect Gov. Maura Healey for a second term, or give Republican challenger and political newcomer Mike Minogue a shot.

Minogue, a former CEO of the medical device company Abiomed, has out-raised Healey by nearly $7.8 million, according to the latest filings with the Office of Campaign and Political Finance. Minogue has raised about $11.58 million so far, while Healey has raised roughly $3.78 million.

Healey, however, holds the edge in cash on hand: She’s reported about $6.86 million in the bank, compared to Minogue’s $5.82 million since the beginning of the year.

Below, you’ll find lists of the contributors to each candidate’s campaign.

A contributor listed as “Aggregated Unitemized Receipts” means a campaign has received multiple small contributions of $50 or less, and decided to tally them together rather than list the names and addresses of donors individually, according to OCPF spokesperson Jason Tait. It’s a practice protected by law, he added.

Any negative entries can be there simply for accounting purposes, Tait said, but can also indicate a refund.

Annie Jonas is a Community writer at Boston.com. She was previously a local editor at Patch and a freelancer at the Financial Times.